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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2005
Page
2
Comprehensive front page items cover police and fire pension costs squeezing city finances amid wide global and national events. Details span debt relief talks and tsunami aid, UN scrutiny of Annan, a Nigeria airport incident not, and local legal and sports notes.
The Gazette of Cedar Rapids announces its long history since 1883 and lists contact numbers, address for subscriptions and changes. It provides mail and carrier rates for Morning Editions and Sunday editions and notes AP republication rights. It includes office location at 500 Third Avenue SE and postal information.
The Gazette notes its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and recycling on recycled newsprint. It encourages readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton and other locations, highlighting a Cedar Rapids Iowa City circulation and toll free contacts.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice pressed Russia to show commitment to a free press and independent judiciary as she toured Europe. She cited Russia's need to cooperate with Georgia and Ukraine while noting U.S. concerns over internal politics and press freedom under President Putin. Poland's Rotfeld echoed calls to move past Iraq war estrangements.
Sunni politicians signaled willingness to participate in drafting a permanent constitution as Shi ite led coalition eyes the presidency and prime minister post. Iraqi violence intensified with three US troops and dozens of Iraqis killed in attacks, while Allawi trails in early returns and Kurdish and Shiite blocs vie for top government roles.
A Cook County judge says a pre embryo is a human being and may support a wrongful death suit after a fertility clinic accidentally discarded nine stored embryos. The ruling challenges prior decisions and could affect reproductive research debates though an appeal is anticipated.
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